Angry Texas Senator Scolds Connally Over Budget Bill
Aikin of Paris rebukes Gov Connally for claiming the Senate's 456 million appropriation is inadequate. He defends the bill as a 2 percent to higher education and notes two missing items including 500000 for the governor's office for municipal incorporation.
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Four Million Damage From Abilene Hail Storm
Severe storms raked Texas Panhandle and South Plains with hail up to teacup size, causing extensive property damage in Abilene and surrounding areas. Four million dollars in losses were estimated as tornadoes touched down near Claude and Et ter, damaging a Phillips Petroleum nitrate plant elevator and forcing state weather watches.
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Dumas
Phillips Petroleum Co
White Deer
Panhandle
South Plains
RUIDOSO MOUNTAIN AREA FIRE BEING CONTAINED
Indian firefighters battled a 3000 acre forest blaze in the Lincoln National Forest northeast of Ruidoso New Mexico. More than 600 men fought the fire with a two mile front hottest near Sawmill Canteen and Eagle Creek Canyon. Officials said containment was possible if winds stay calm and ranch outbuildings were burned. Gov Cargo visited the scene to address coordination and highway equipment needs.
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Lincoln National Forest
Ponderosa
New Mexico
Sawmill Canteen
Ruidoso
Guvilan Canyon
Eagle Creek Canyon
Forest Service
Ray Page
Sawmill Canyon
David F. Cargo
Ruidose
Lloyd Davis
Cargo
State Highway Department
McWhinney Wins Southwest Conference Title by Ten Strokes
Robert McWhinney captures the Southwest Conference title with a ten stroke margin on the opening page report. The article highlights a clear performance lead and notes the event location and context within the season.
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Robert McWhinney
Schools Urge Use of VA Building for District Expansion
Lubbock ISD called for a citizens committee to study acquiring the VA building at 1800 19th St from the federal government and coordinating with the city and county on its use. The 64 000 square foot facility could serve district offices and programs by 1975, with an estimated $350 000 remodeling and acquisition cost saving about $550 000 versus new construction.
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Avalanche Journal
Lubbock Independent
Veterans Administration
19Th St
Lubbock
General Services Administration
Doent
Labbok
Toen
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Pres
Ent Dames Whiteside Sidd
Nat Williams
Aostle
Acquis
Willismas
Tech students demand name change at Texas Tech rally
About 800 Texas Tech students gathered Friday afternoon at the Administration Building protesting a proposed name change. A student government leader urged a new procedure for the name committee to present acceptable options. The committee met Wednesday but could not reach a consensus, and leaders warned no action before the legislature adjourns.
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Max. Blakney
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Bakney
C. A. Cash
Technological Colles
Texas
Lubbock
8S. M. Kennedy
Today's Prayer We Ask Humility and Aid for Others
A reader offers a prayer for humility in a world of arrogance and asks God to help them remember the needs of others and to give aid in His name. Amen.
Cooper Optimistic On Lunar Landing After Spacecraft Loss
Col. Gordon Cooper, Mercury veteran and Gemini 3 commander, spoke at Reese Air Force Base praising the Apollo program despite recent Apollo capsule losses. He said the space effort is rapidly shaping up toward a lunar landing and stressed continued work on cures and problems.
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Texas
Arnal Air Society
Angel Flight
Reese Air Force Base
Pennace
Nate
Angel Pheht
Cam
Texas Tech
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Cocner
County House OKs Hospital Bill in Texas Legislature
Lubbock County Commissioners approve a permissive measure to form a countywide hospital district and seek a county election. If approved, the district would build a new teaching hospital with Texas Tech as the institutional base for future medical education in the western part of the state. Methodist Hospital in Lubbock may serve as a temporary teaching site during transition.
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Atul Thato
Lubbock County Commissioners Court
House of Representatives
Senate
Lubbock
Apaftoia School
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Robber Escapes as Night Attendant Fires At Looters
A service station in Lubbock reported a robbery on Friday with an 18 year old attendant Jimmy Correll firing two shots at the suspect, who fled with about 125 dollars. Police described the bandit as male and wearing a coat, possibly leaving by an alley to escape a second shot. No one was injured. Witnesses said no getaway car was seen. The incident follows a spree of five robberies in the city since late November.
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Lubbock
Amarillo
Moninas
South Plains
Crosby County
Crosby
Jimmy Correll
Ince Oil Co
Th Sto
Ave. Hy
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Hosuess
Correll
Welpore
Gino
Two Lubbock Men Die In Arkansas Crash
A heavy rain car wreck about four miles north of Little Rock on U.S. 62 65 killed C E L Billy Breiner 92 and Dr N A Cox 52 both from Lubbock. Two others were injured including Howell and Whiteley with extensive injuries. The four were en route to Lakeview for a fishing trip when their rented car struck a left rear of an empty truck trailer on a curve. Rainfall in the area was heavy with inches reported.
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U.S
Boone County Hospital
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16Th St
Planex Corp
N. A. Cox
27Th St
Arefite Douidas
Tie
Little Pooch
Aris
Pherrivon
Little Rock Howell
Lubbock Board of Realtors
Howell & Chapman Realtors
Quad Soth Jr
J. W. Chatpeman & Sons, Realtors
Lakeview
Ark
Ball Shoals Lake
Fayetteville
Bay Breeze
Theroa
Tasior
Larry Doyle
Bradford
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Cox
Briner
Ste Two Lubbock
Shrine Spring Activity in Lubbock Draws 1500 Attendees
Shrine officials announce a spring ceremonial at Pioneer Hotel in downtown Lubbock with 1500 Shriners and wives expected. Jean Raywell Annarile and Texas Tech figures to speak at a luncheon and contract details for the annual charity event to be revealed. A parade and motor sports display are planned through downtown with activities at the Fair Bark Coliseum and surrounding streets.
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Pioneer Hotel
Bec Mires
Gang Carea
Sear
Panhandle
Jean Raywell
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Fair Bark
Pooch
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